Kraig Grady

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LACE Hollywood Festival

October 22 - November 1, 1996 Located in venues throughout Hollywood, the festival celebrated 100 years of the moving image through art and included performances, installations, films and the ... [Read More]

Kraig Grady / War and Pieces: An Opera of Future Nostalgia

March 31 - April 1, 1990 War and Pieces was an exercise in eliminating specialization of its performers by calling upon them to sing, act, play hand-built, one-of-a-kind instruments, as well as ... [Read More]

New Music America Festival Performances and Exhibition: Kraig Grady and Keith Barefoot / Eve Without Apples

November 1, 1985 Performance featuring Kraig Grady and Keith Barefoot and Eve Without Apples with handmade instruments and film at the Park Plaza Hotel. ... [Read More]

Into Music

May 24 - June 1, 1985 (May 24, 1985, May 25, 1985, May 31, 1985, June 1, 1985) A series of four concerts devoted to new music including composers from the Independent Composer’s Association: Kraig ... [Read More]

Closing Night for the Cotton Exchange Show

June 2, 1984 Closing night for the exhibition featured performance by Apaches of Paris, Animal Dance, Barbed Wire, Chico MacMurtrie, Dark Bob, Fishbone, Jim Reva, Kathe Burkhart, Lions and Ghosts, ... [Read More]

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